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Newspaper editor released from prison
Faramaz Novruzoglu of “Milletim” newspaper says he will continue writing critical articles.
Kazakh police say Kyrgyz citizens suspected in editor’s killing
International Freedom of Expression eXchange: The police did not identify the suspects or describe their alleged roles in the murder of Kyrgyz editor Gennady Pavlyuk.
Original post:"Atilim" newspaper closed down five times in 2009
International Freedom of Expression eXchange: An Istanbul court stopped the publication of the newspaper for one month after it published an interview with the co-president of the Democratic
Authorities trump up new charge against award-winning editor Eynulla Fatullayev
The imprisoned editor was charged with narcotics possession and placed in solitary confinement after prison guards claimed they discovered heroin in a jacket in his cell.
See original here:Politicians interfere in political talk show programming during election campaign
Certain journalists have been excluded from the lists of those who can take part in talk shows where politicians are scheduled to be interviewed.
See the original post:Imprisoned journalist pardoned, released
"Bizim yol" newspaper correspondent Mushfig Huseynov was pardoned under a presidential decree.
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Media and human rights NGOs issue statement on threats against newspaper
International Freedom of Expression eXchange: The "Ziarul de Garda" newspaper received threats after publishing the results of an investigation into alleged corruption at the National Railway Company.
Read theProminent Kyrgyz journalist killed in Almaty
International Freedom of Expression eXchange: CPJ urged authorities to investigate the possibility that the journalist was killed in retaliation for his critical reporting on the Kyrgyz government.
View originalEditor killed; reporter on trial
International Freedom of Expression eXchange: A Turkish editor was gunned down last week after leaving his office, report the IPS Communication Foundation (BIANET) and the International Press Institute





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